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"We don't have to hateWe don't have to fightWe do not have to cry for the rest of our livesCause BoysGirlsAnd Everyone we knowSeems to drift away just a little bitThat's life"Step into a world where love knows no bounds and equality reigns supreme. In this gripping tale, a group of men and women defy the odds and fight for their right to be themselves. As they navigate the twists and turns of their lives, they discover that the greatest strength comes from within.Meanwhile, teenagers grapple with their own struggles, trying to find their place in a world that often seems to be against them. But as the characters' stories intertwine, they learn the power of love, the importance of equality, and the beauty of being true to oneself. This is a story that will inspire young women and men in our community to embrace their uniqueness and strive for greatness. So come along on this unforgettable journey of self-discovery and empowerment, and discover the power of love and equality in a world that often seems to be lacking in both.

Richard Gallegos is a veteran ultramarathoner, husband, father, and mental health advocate. In this searingly honest account of his life, Richard relates his descent into alcohol and opiate abuse to cope with the emotional toll of being a first responder paramedic, witnessing every aspect of the horror and devastation that can be experienced by humanity.Faced with the reality of the irreparable damage his addictions were causing, Richard made the decision to regain control of his life and re-build his self-esteem by taking part in a series of ultramarathons, culminating in his participation in a one hundred mile raceThis is a truly inspiring and heartfelt autobiography, written by a man who hit absolute rock bottom and clawed his way back with astounding strength and determination. For anyone struggling with addiction, PTSD or any mental or emotional obstacles, Recovery Run is a must-read.

IS YOUR FATHER A TERRORIST?Is your daughter''s father a terrorist?When police of three countries need to hear your answers, what should you do? Bombs are bringing bloodshed to Britain now as well as East Africa, a place from which you are the only lead. Still a schoolgirl and new to Britain, Belinda Ogwayo has to decide whether she loves mankind more as more innocent lives are thrust into jeopardy. She has all the support her mother can give but, when the UK''s Counter Terrorism Unit need to know more, how far is she prepared to go? What risks can''t a teenage girl from Kenya take? After all, who should suspect her, what she is really doing or who she is talking to?Belinda is in waters more treacherous than any in Lake Victoria, home of her tribal goddess. Is such a spiritual guardian enough to watch over her? 

"Empathy of Love" is a captivating collection of poems that explores the multifaceted nature of love. With eloquent prose and raw emotion, the author delves into the myriad experiences of love, from the exhilarating joy of new beginnings to the heart-wrenching pain of farewells. In these verses, love is painted in all its forms: the profound bond between parent and child, the cherished friendships that light up our lives, the passionate and enduring connection with a life partner, and even the fleeting encounters with strangers that leave an indelible mark.However, this collection doesn't shy away from the darker side of love, revealing the toxic relationships that masquerade as affection, leaving scars that cut deep. "Empathy of Love" takes readers on a rollercoaster ride through the highs and lows of love, offering an intimate glimpse into the complexities of the heart.

"Secrets We Don't Keep" is a raw and introspective exploration of the relentless pursuit of societal ideals like beauty and perfection, and the toll it takes on one's mental and emotional well-being. Through poignant prose, the author delves into the complex emotions of longing, self-doubt, and the haunting echoes of past relationships. As the narrator grapples with their inner struggles and insecurities, they navigate a turbulent journey toward self-acceptance and understanding. This collection of thoughts and reflections offers a poignant glimpse into the human experience, where vulnerability and resilience coexist in a quest for meaning and self-discovery.

In Love...The Greatest Crime, by Archie Paterson, Richard's life spirals into a chilling abyss when the love of his life, Detective Sylvia Beckette, mysteriously disappears. Fueled by a twisted motive and a heart filled with darkness, Richard concocts a plan to manipulate the investigation and frame his unsuspecting former high-school rival, FBI Agent Dylan Anderson, for the crime. As the walls close in on Dylan, Richard's sinister plot unravels, leading him down a nightmarish path of criminality. This gripping psychological thriller takes readers on a relentless journey through a maze of lies, betrayal, and concealed truths. As the tension escalates, Richard must tread carefully to safeguard his carefully constructed facade. Will justice prevail, or will Richard's malevolent web of deceit continue to ensnare those around him? Love...The Greatest Crime is a heart-pounding tale of secrets, betrayal, and the chilling lengths to which one man will go to protect his darkest secrets.